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WEEK'S PROGRAM:
Pauline Frederick, Mary Pick
ford, Theda Bara and Doug
las Fairbanks Among Stars.
Pauline Frederick, in two roles In
the ame photoplay, "The Ppider,"
will be seen ut-Jlie Leader today and
Monday '
In 'The Spldei." Valerie St. Cyr is
living- in comparative peace with
Count Du l'oi.-y, having abandoned
her iarant duushter to run away with
the nobleman In order to avenge a
rebuff which he receives at the
hands of an artist, she unwittingly
assists In placing her own daughter
In the-hands of the profligate count.
The ca.t which has been gathered
in support of Miss Frederick Includes
Frank Losec, Thomas Holding, and
other.
Tuesday and Wednesday Theodore
Roberts will be seen in -The Ameri
can Consul.
Thursday and Friday Fannie Ward
will be seen in "The Winning of Sally
Temple." Saturday bills Marguerite
Clark, In "Still Waters."
CrandalU.
How a young girl, fascinated by
reports of The life of a motion pic
ture actress, runs away from her
country home to find a place in a
motion pIctSTS studio, is the gist of
the plot of "A Girl's Folly," which
will hold the screen at Crandall's
Theater today, tomorrow, and Tues
day. Robert Warwick and Doris
Kenyon are pictured in the principal
roles, and the cast also contains the
names of Jbhn Hines and June El
vidge.
"The Savage Instinct," based upon
The Heart of the Blue Ridge," for
which Clara Kimball Young enacted
the leading role, is the attraction an
nounced for Wednesday and Thurs
day. For the last two days of the
week, the comedy drama, "Skinner-
Cress Suit," adapted from-the Satur
day Evening Post story of that name,
will be shown. Bryant Washburn
headed the cast which made this picture.
SaToy.
The photoplay at Crandall's Savoy
for both today and tomorrow is "The
Price She Paid," as adapted from the
story of that name by Davli Graham
Phillips. Clara Kimball Young is pic
tured in the stellar role. The plot
revolves around the affairs of Mildred
Gower, daughter of a man supposed
to be Immensely rich. Upon his death,
however, the family, used to the ways
of luxury, finds that he has left them
almost penniless and, urged- on by
her mother, the girl is forced to ac
cept the attentions of an aged suitor.
How she faces a great problem and
solves It In a satisfactory manner,
forms a photoplay at once both logical
and Interesting.
The supporting cast Includes Alan
Hale, Louise 'Beaudet, and David
Powell.
A Western "thriller," 'The Devil's
Double," with William & Hart pic
tured in the principal role, will hold
the screen Tuesday.
Other attractions announced for the
week are: Wednesday, Sessue Ilaya
kawa in "Each To His Kind;" Thurs
day, Robert Warwick and Doris Ken
yon, in "A Girl's Folly," Friday,
Frank Keenan and Margery Wilson
in "The Bride of Hate," and the Key
stone comedy, "The Pipe of Discon
tent;" Saturday, Lenure L'lrich in
"Her Own People."
Apollo ,
Today's attraction at CrandaTs Apollo
Is the Paramount photoplay, "The Hapi
ness of Three Women.-' in which House
Peters and Myrtle Stedman portray the
principal characters. It is based upon
the story by Alfred Pa) son Terhune
and sets fcr h the problem faced by n
man when he found the afafirs of three
women placed In his hands
"A Girl Iiike That." featuring Owen
Moore and Irene Kenwick. will hold the
screen tomorrow.
Other attractions announced for the
current week are as follows: Tuesday,
June Elvidge and Carls Ic lllackwel.. in
"A bquar Deal', Wednesdaj. June
Caprice, In "A Chid of the Wilds" ,
Thursday. Frances Nelson, in "One of I
Many" . Friday, Margaret Land is. in '
"The Beloved Vampire," and Beverly
Eane and Francis Bushman, in an in
stallment of the motion picture serial, i
"The Urea Secret" . Saturday. Marie
Doro. in ths Paramount feature, "Lost ,
and Won." I
CONCERT TODAY
ut the v s. noLninns home
IJA-SD OliCIIKSTItv. SSTAXLUT
1HLL. AT 31 P. M.
JOHN S. M' ZIMUKllMVNN. lMrector. J
Al3U(l by in. Nora T. Hurler,
mezzu-sopraiu.
March, tlmatum" Allen-.
Irish overtMe, "The Sjliainrui'V" '
Jljddleton
Mt-zziKRnprano foiu
iui "Marushle" MarMurn'USh
tbl Wli.-re the Ulvrr Miaannn
FIowV .Itueel
ill Nora T. Sliencr.
election ".hanirn Dhu" llall-Olcott
Kox trot. "Allah's Holiday" Frinil
Two liih Fonga
(al "Ireland Mut lie Ilrarn.
for Mi Mother fame From
There-' . . . .M.l'arthy
till Tome Ilaek to l'rln. JIoTl
Darllnc" Iet
Waltz suite. "Tout Purls". .Waldteufel
Final. "XaUKht ! NauRhtj'". Vincent
"The Mar-SpanKled Uanncr.--
NEXT WEEK-'S BILL
OF PLAYS IN FILM
I Ynlmadge
tole
! T1.A ..-ft
pictured in the principal
the Feud." and Ford Sterling in "Ills
Fatlicrs Footsteps;" Saturday. Harold
Lockwood and May Allison in 'The
Promise."
HE WORE A YELLOW TIE
Victor J. Brown Is Painted Green
by Irish Workers.
NEW YORK. March 18. Because
three Irishmen who worked with him
beat him up when he appeared' at
work yesterday wearing a yellow tie.
Victor J. Brown, eighteen jears old,
of New Rochelle, appeared in the
Tombs police court to obtain warranto
for their arrest. He failed to get the
warrants. Magistrate Nolan was sit
ting in that court.
Brown said that he Is employed at
the Wheeling Corrugating Works.
When he entered the room where he
is employed the three others took one
'ook at his tie, let loose a yowl and
Jumped at him. They ripped the tie
from his neck and Jumped on It. Then
they Jumped on him and ripped his
clothes off, got a pot of green paint
and smeared his body liberally with
It.
"Don't you know you were tempt
ing Providence to wear that tie on
St. Patrick's Day7" Inquired Magis
trate Nolan. "I'm not sure but I
ought to charge you "with attempting
suicide. If you tan get -witnesses to
back up your story of an assault I'll
Issue warrants."
Brown couldn't, so he left court.
"As Man Made Her" Is the attraction
to bo ."lionn at Crandall's on next Sun
day, Monday nnd Tuesday. Gall Kane
and Gerda Holmes head the cast.
For Wednesday, "Skinner's Dress
Suit," based on the Saturday Evening
lwt atnt-v nf fhnf nm,. nntl featuring
niSrjant Washburn, wl'.l be shown.
The attraction for the lat three das
of the week will be 'Trilby," a mo
tion picture version of George DuMauf
ler's novel of that name. Clara Kim
ball Young Is pictured In the titular role
with Wilton Lackaye as Svengali and
Paul MacAUister, a former Washington
plaver, as Gecko.
Advance Announcement
Photo Dramas in Local
Theaters.
of
Savoy.
The most recently released photo
play for which Douglas Fairbanks ap
peared in the leading role, "The Amer
icano," Is announced for showing at
Crandall's Savoy Theater on both next
Sunday and Monday. It Is based upon
incident of Eugene Lyle's book, "Blaze
Derringer.
Following is the program announced
for the balance of the week: Tuesday,
May Allison and Harold Lockwood In
The Promise," and the comedy, "Re
liable Henry!" Wednesday, Lou Tel
legen In "The Black -Wolf;" Thursday.
Ethel Clayton and Rockcllffe Fel
lowes in The Web of Desire;" Fri
day. Dorothy Glsh In 'The LIttleYank"
and the Keystone comedy, "Love Un
der Cover;" Saturday, Theodore Rob
erts In The American Consul."
Apollo.
"Panthea," a motion picture version
of the dramatic success of that name,
in which Mme. 0)ia Petrova starred
on the legitimate stage, will constl
tute the principal attraction at Cran
dall's Apollo next; Sunday, with Norma
AMUSEMENTS
AMUSEMENTS
This Week.
Klicbta at HCO
Matinees, 220
Evening; Prices,
SOe. II, 11.50, .
TIE
BELASCO
Wtthimton't PUr'nonse Beiriilnl
Mat. Wed. and
Sat. at SCO.
Sat- 25c to (1.30.
Wed. 2Se to fl.
NAZI MO VA
Hi IN A MCUU AMCDIrAN Dl TaY
fifi J ,,.! - eUI?'
By AUSTIN ADAMS
Management of CHARLES BRYANT and WALTER F. WAKGER
AEXT WEEK Oliver 3Ioroco Preaenta f vTM JV.OW
The Fastrnt nnd Famnlest Musical Farce In the vv url-l.
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TLAY MY OM-
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and ELMER
HARRIS
Manic and lyrtea
By K4.HI. CAItlttll.I,
i: wks. LOS ANGKLKS
1 wks. SAN FRANCISCO
16 wks. CHICAGO
-0 wks. NKW YORK
WITH CHARLOTTE f.lll'.KVWOOIj
AVI A TYPICAL MlllKIM " CAST
A.ND CAREFULLY Cliovi I1KAU
TY CHORl'S.
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75 PEOPLE
AUtiMEVTEI)
ORCHESTRA
sun
rrnm for the remainder
he week will be as follows: Monday.
Walln.-e Reld and Anita King In 'The
Golden Fetter;" Tuesday. Doris Ken
yon and Robert Warwick In "A Girl's
Folly;" Wednesday, to bo announced;
Thursday. May Allison and Harold
Lockwood In "The Promise;" Friday,
Beverly Bayne and Francis X. Bush
man in an Installment of The Great
Secret;" Saturday, Crura Kimball
Voting in "Hearts in I'xllc."
:; Houston suggests
U. S. PAPER MILLS
Avenue rnnd.
"A Girl's Follv," a photoplay deal
ing vv I til life in a motion picture stu
dio, is the attraction underlined for
showing at Crandall's Aventiw Grand
on next Sunday. Robert Warwlrk
and Doris Kenyon uro Jointly starred
in this 'production.
Following is the schedule of at
traction nt this hotrsc for the other
days of the week; Monday, Dorothy
Dalton and William Dexmond in "A
Gamble In Souls" and Fred Mace In
"A Janitor's Wife's Temptation;"
Tuesday, Wallace Reld and Cleo
Rldgely In The Yellow Pawn:" Wed
nesday, Blanche Sweet In "Unprotec
ted" and Bayne and Bushman In "Tlw
Great Secret:" Thursday, Joan Sa.v
yer and Stuart Holmes In "Loves
l.avv;" Friday, Mae Mursh In "The
Wharf Rat," and Charles Murray in
"The Great Vacuum Robbery;" Satur
day, Marguerite Clark in "Miss George
Washington."
ST. PATRICK'S GIFT COSTLY.
FREELAND, Pa., March 18. William
Meehan today received a silken watch
fob from a friend in Ireland that cost
but fifteen cents, but the tariff and
charges on it amounted to $3:10.
Secretary of Agriculture Urges
Elimination of Waste in
Manufacture. ,
Although print paper Is being man
ufacturcd at a cast or ?60 a ton, there
la no reason why It should not be
manufactured and sold for 35, says
Secretary of Agriculture Houston,
who suggests the possibility of Gov
ernment manufacture of paper.
Instead of locating mills In the East
far from the Western forest source of
supply. Secretary Houston would
Place the mills near the' supply.
Pulp wood costs the mills about $2.50
a cord, but can be bought as cheap as
25 cents a cord, says Mr. Houston.
The primary need In the print paper
situation Is elimination of waste, be
lieves Secretary Houston, who says a
large part of the forest area of the
United States has been denuded of
trees. He urges, reforesting this land.
Secretary Houston suggested Gov
ernment co-operation in supplying
mills with pulp wood from national
forests and said new mills might be
erected, under agreement with the
Government, for a long term supply
of wood. If necessary to build up pro
duction, the Government, he declared,
might even embark in the manufac
ture of paper.
AMUSEMENTS
I NATIONAL
AMUSEMENTS
MATINEES THIS
"WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY WEEK
Only theater in Washington offering Exclusively American ft Foreign r'nm of flrrt ranv
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' " ' ' ' I A Miprrb Projn"m of thr tirnt Arlan. Darin, Kn-
rmblrn, Vhorunen, and OrrhrMral Selection., by the
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rtiivcs:
Nights Orchestra. fZ.U); Balcony. tZ-10. JL.10; Gallery. Ic Mc.
Matinees Orchestra. (".; Balcony, COO; tlM. 11.00; Gallery, SOe.
NEXT WEKK MATI.YECS 1YEU. AND SAT. SEATS THURSDAY
0 Exceptional Interest to Theatergoers!
Klaw & Erlanger present
ELSIE
FERGUSON
, In a New Comedy of Today
SHIRLEY KAYE
By Hulbert Footner.
WITH THE XEW YORK COMPANT
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Mnreh 211. MEXICO. Seat- Selling, 23c. SOe. 73e, $1X0.
LAST CONCERT THIS SEASON OF THE
TUESDAY
20th
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ENTIRE RUSSIA PROGRAM
TICKET 2-TO. ICOO, I10, 1I.OO. Office of T. Arthur Smith. 1304 G St.
PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA
AMUSEMENTS
AMUSEMENTS
2 NOTICE 3.
. Extras, such as comedy films, Hearst-Pathe News, Ditmar Ani
mal Pictures, Latest Fashions; Cartoon Comedies, etc are included
in our daily program at the Garden and Strand.
IS ISc Pricei Sunday, and. Holidays ISc 2
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ISP SUN. MON. TUES. WED.
MME. PETROVA
In a New and Novel Metro Wonderplay
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All :o I'rlnrlpala, Orebextrn, and Chomx rnrtlelpatlns;. The concert
will le fflvcn In eotnnic. The entire onranlxatlon nppcnrlna;.
I'I'IM I !t PIIIIKS. fl.50 to T,0r. BOX OFFICE OI'K.V 1 I. 31.
Avenue (.rand. J
The Bohemian center of New Vork. I
the meeting place for artists and
authors, is the setting chosen for the
photoplay. "A Square Deal," which ,
holds the screen at Crandall's Avenue I
Grand Theater today. June Klvldge
and Cnrljlc Itlackwell, the featured!
players, are i-upported b a utrong j
rast, u-hich Includes lluriel Ostriche
and Henry Hull.
Tomorrow, "s attraction will be
-Hearts in Uxile," a highly d.amatic
subject v ith ii llurslrii . ttlnc lnr
'vimball Young is pictured in the
'eadlng role.
As a supplementary attraction the
Keystone comedy, "Stolen Magic." fea
turlng Mabel Norman. I. Kavmon'
Hitchcock, and Mad. Sennett, u.ll be
shown.
The program for the remainder of
the week is as follow Tu-sdaj
Fannie ard. in "The Year of tin 1.
cust." Wednesday, Frances N.-Ison
In "One of Many." and Beverly I!a.vne
and Franris i:iiFhman in "The Creat
fcecret." Thursday. ;eorgn WaNh and
Anna Luther in "Melting Million,"
Friday. Iorothv flisli in 'C'llidnn .f
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7000 feat of the Greatet Motion Picture of Life in Alaska
ana the Yukon Teritoru vf mnam- Dp Sn.n
hnoHr.0 th. Axn&mrnii Whtf. Hni-4. Rmi4i. t..th.
Falling Olacicr; the Jumpim? Salraon: Ride behind a' Do tf Team.
THE5E-AND MANY OTHER THINGS-ARE SHOWN AND DE5CRIBID BY
Pr.LEONARD S. SUGDENf-S&ftE
Next Sunday Matinee & Night
Seats Now 25c, 50c. 75c, $1
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NEXT WEEK - - - - "In Old Kentucky"
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Presenting the
World's Foremost
Photoplays
The Most Select
Following In th
ity of Washington
LOEWS
COLUMBIA
C) lotions 10:30 A.M. to 11 P.M.
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AMUSEMENTS
TODAYPenn Gardens
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THK MllRlll'K liKKlTKtT IlltVI.
The Life of Our Saviour
A Wonderful Jlerruduulon f the Fhiiious
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Central (.olliiam. Over Center Uarksi.
KB and Pa. in. 1 SESSIONS DAILY.
Uw. Wed. A VtU MsfatJL. ldtdlca Vrce.
Samaroff
nd
Kneisel ,
Quartette.
Sindiy CosUnuou 3 P.M. toll P.M. , Projnm Chinjtd Sundirt tad Th.rtdirt
TODAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY
PAULINE FREDERICK
in "SAPHO"
In ninkliis; the photnpln) adnptatlon. be dlreetor hn earefallx
nvnliled the ilnrkext ulile f the nle and hai tnken rare to lntrodurc a
isreat ileal of biininr tn llKhtrn tbe mure dramatic Part, of the picture.
THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
JACK FICKFORD
DUMMY"
Plclarlrntlo'i of lh iirent tngf S'lrffnn,
AYETY
A SHOW
FOR THE
LADIES
igShow
In a Shower of Musical Harmony
iii.i:m)i:ii with
The Rainbow's Variegated Colors
Interspersed With Captivating Dances
WITH
SAM HOWE Himself
Dainty Eva Mull
AMI AN AM.
Dee Loretta
star cast pni:.snTi.
"A WIFE EN EVERY PORT"
m:i: iiowirs fascinati-no chohu.s vi vidiins
NEXT WEEK-Some Show
15c Prices Sunday and Hbliday ISc "tj
Hafisees
to 6 P.M.
10c
STRAND
4S?- SUN. MOW. TUES. 1
(to 11
15c
G. S. P. Co. Pretests a Five-Part Spectacle Drama
TO SAVE HER SOUL
Synopas aa Poem-
Lured by a prince from a bamble home
And her gray-haired parents, where the sun. erer shoaey
To the den of a "robber baron, where he gambled and lost.
Then wacered her life to regain the cost.
When a cat of the cards .should decide her fate,
With her honor the goal and her life the stake:
Bat her heartbroken father, tho bent with years,
Clans to the end and rescued her in tears.
Led her back from the path of regret and sorrow
To the fireside and peace, to repent on the morrow. '
That "good triumphs Tictor" orer "eriH is told
In this gripping, thrilling story. To Saye Her Soul
Stupendous Heart Gripping Abounding in Thrills
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DAILY g;S SBMDAY 2$ MATS. 25 EVE'S, 25cio$1 ?&Bt&
Bejrlnnlnir Tomorrow Matinee; and Endlnp; Xext Sunday IHshC
The Droadrrar Illta
MAUD LAMBERT
And tbe Topalar Cmpoera
ERNEST R. BALL
AKnin Vnltrd In a Xew Sons and
Piano Suec
The res o My Heart" Star.
ELSA RYAN
Supported by Wm. Hose lie. 1b Ajs
otfcer "Pe Comedr.
"PEG FOR SHORF
SSSaCHAS-CCIilcSALE
In Ilia Latest Impersonation at
Trpm Taken From Rural Life.
JAMES J. MORTON
An InnoTatlon mm Annouaeer.
"The Dancing Girl of IsM"
With Vanda HoM A Companr.
MELODY SIX MAIDS. COOPER RICARDO. PARISH A PERT. THE
RIALS. TirE ORGAN RECITALS. MRS VERJJOX
CASTLE IX TATR1A.-
3 and 8:15 HmCnlUH riHOI Dorothy Toye.
And All I.ant AVeek'a Eitraordlaarr Stellar Attractions.
Masonic Auditorium
Wed. Aft., Mar. 21st
At 4:30
FREDERICK
PALMER
Aiitr-nr "Mr (cond Yar oftthe War,M I
t-iii ftniain rrorn nu "?xrcrif;nre as mi ii- . .. . .
n.-j ln,..ln.n Mrraannnrlant . h vll th !.
' m . svF IK flavlrt that ri-sltt nf ra1tla1. 1
The HENDLEY School
of Musical Education
Assisted bjr
HEIST USPAR. Piuis of taa FwoiiT
WILL. GIVE A
ReeHal the Fletcher Method: It's apollo
Hon to the piano; In the ballroom of lh
Sst ""S,i2SLe1, Wtdv!uBci!
DANCING
PROF. WYNDHAM
Prl. Les
freedom of the field, the greatest of tattles.
"THESOMME"
Which lias been resumed. As an eyewitness.
Mr rainier defrrlbes the curtains of fire and
the methods of nfthtlnir developed by Gens.
Neville and Hals, which will try to break the
line this summer To Illustrate his talk, he
has made selections from the
OFFICIAL UIMTISII and FRENCH MOTION
riCTURES.
Which are true and characteristic, some of
these having; been only Just received from
France, and. In addition, he will show views
of the famous TANKS, and describe their
0 stem of attack.
Thrills the Imagination." Dramatic critic.
Chicago Bvening lost.
UATNK71
lis 1?th r ...
J3: all dances taught
Kverybodya Gvhur Ta Tumi.
Mr. nui .ui.. nartlo . wrecters of siaa an J
sp-lo-lhs-uuaut dancing, studio. l3 lit
St. N VV. Phono North an. Estab. 5aL
MISS CLEMENTS
UcxScni djuices taught. Prlrmt or claaa. U.
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MILLER'S,
Brlasro Theattr. Fhon Main 5S1I DJI-IT
tlsnces.
Tickets 1 SO. fl.Cn. iOc.
thur Smith, IK G st.
At office of T. Ar-
MISS CHAPPELEAR,
Clas Tuesday Evenings.
U1 Q ST. N. W. PHONE UnllTTl m.
PRIVATE LESSON3 BT APPOINTMByTr
I CLOVER'S. (U 22nd. CUssas Tuos., m.
Drum Prtr Itssona any h;.. Mc: tatsat
scsthods. Ballroom for rant, g. Pb, fr. "
'Mrs. Cobb & Mr. Mack?sjNL
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